Guide on how to add a User to SystmOne
Adding a PCIT User to SystmOne
Click set up on the toolbar then > User &
Policy > staff & Organisation setup.
Click on New staff
Add in the new user’s name and click ok, this should then bring up the new users existing user accounts, click on the account and select ok.
Under Global Settings it should autofill in the user’s name, organisation details, User logon name and Smartcard ID.
Click Local Settings, under Employment role select Admin/Clinical Support Access Role.
Click Local Access Rights select the following access rights.
Retrieves Patients
Save Records
View Summary Care Records
Run Reports
View Audit Trails
Press OK and the user account has been created.
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